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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12


RIO DE- Ia gnisbra de don Leo-
nardo igorGrides.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12

8 de Belon, que oStuvO eSplendlda
!. muy cOncurrida, salieron del ten
plo aqu6llos ' visitaron al Prelad
y al senior General Contreras, e
;, cuyas respectivas moradas fuero
objeto los Reyes Y Pastores en- m
niatura de delicados Y afectuosc
obseqnios- Sc habfan reunido Q
casa del digno Professor D. Fernar
do Sarraga, nuestro amigo, Y pre-
dujeron agradabilfsima impresi6
en- ell p1blico.
Pasajeros. Llegaron los SelOrs
siguientes en- ell vapor-correo "Oiu
dad de Santander", entrado el
puerto ell domingo y procedente d,
la Peninsula:
Don Ignacio Arsnaga, dona Isa
bel Elizaga y 4 hJos, don Higinie
Troncoso, don Francisco Arrabal
don Francisco Palacios, don Oeles.
tino del Busto, don Miguel Janer
dona Dolores Rodriguez, don An.
tonic Lepia, don Paul Achfn Y una
hermana, don Antonio Lam6 Y un
hijo, 7 Hermanas de la Oaridad,
3 Guardias OiviIes y una senors.
Sean todos bien venidos q estas
playas.
Mas pasajeros. -RelaCi6n de los
sehOres que van para la Peninsula
en- el vapor directo:
Excmo. Sr. d. LUIS DAban Y ia
milia, don Romualdo Torres, don
Agustfn Serrano, dona Teresa Co
mez y un hijo, don Jose Bravo y
Paz, don Francisco Gonzalez, don
Abifio Salda7ia, fon Angel Liberal,
Sra, y dos hUos, don Antonio Oe-
bollino y Sra., don Clemepte Lo-I
pez, Sra. Y 3 hijos, don Carlos
Ruiz, don Luis r. Izquierdo, don
Joaquin Ferrer y Sra, don Alejan-
dro Madrinan, don Antonio Basso,
don Luis Rey, don Antonio Fer.
nandez, don Rafael Maimi y Sra.,
Un confinado, 20 soldados, l Sra. y
niilO.
Feliz viaje deses nos a totlos.
Bien venidos. : Han regreSado
lie la Peninsula nuestros aprecia-
dos amigos los Sres. D. Ignacio
Arsuaga, d. Francisco Arrabal V
D. Higinio Troncoso.
Oamoslcs nuestra bienvenidacor.
dial.
VaCuna. Ell sabadO pr0ximo, de
,iete q nueve de SUI manana, seran
das, conpdstulas directas dc |
;erners, Ell la galerfa baja del Tea
5ro, cuantas personals concurran
slli con ese objeto.
La vacunaci6n es gratis, y tieuc |
lerecho q scr inoculadO todo aquel |
Iue 10 solicite del Sr. Medico, que
II efecto sc encontraIa en ell referi-
10 local ell dia y hora expresados.
Un mudo psrdido. -Hace mas o
nenos ounce dias que SO ha pre-
en- la hacienda de nuestro
Imigo don Juan Vincent Ramos,
IN el Lim6n, un mudo, como de %
mos de edad blanco, y que no pue-
le hacerse entender nj decir como
70 llama nj de que lugar viene. FL
licho mudo manifesto que anda |
y demuestra deseos de
luerer regresar a su casa, saltan-
losele las lagrimas cada veg que al |
rataE de este We que no SO puede |
Iacer compreuder. FL senior Vim
enti 10 ha NTecogido y desea por
ste medic que Ia noticia llegue q
0 familia del mudo para que 10 |
nande buscar. I
Sc suplica q los peri6dicos de la
sla la reproduction de este Suelto.
(Imi arci' . Mayagtiez) |
Recon.endsmos 4 los enfermoS
l. "A Il II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12

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miio enedor de POLKA pasa pros nnas
Pozs
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cuma sobrn pene de los preni
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12
Proaigiosos sfsctos. --Caianarca

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mftrofe ) essA capita, 1 40 nombfado
NAxario Mifands, qae padrsis De nas
v6uica eE IL regioo hepAt ru pra. tsqaA
ana para anlisls 81 lnaisl su0, COO II
coal pnde exsrassls d~ ds-or 4 cAs0sc~
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12
(Imi arci. l Q Mayagiez.) J
Recon.endamos 4 los enfermoS

Recon.endsmos i los enfermoS
del pechr, d. Ia garg., IL, Dc 10. pul
mon-s, 4 ios etnlca.. lor delaleS y
{ toios aquell qne uec--fau de M
hnen recon.tltnysnlr. IN EmK si5A dc
ScOtt, qae tan msgaiti os re>uita,ios
estG dando, svgun 81 t-s,ia niS De a.
doe A4usIlos lar hsu asalO este Fela
radc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12

Existencia en- Cajs.... 28.l6
30 rebajan de este tu-
me tres pesos de 70 >-
cueDta de nm socio,
perteneciente al mes
dc Setiembre, 10 cual
sc di6 como satisfs-
cha EN- la cnel Ia co.
rriente que Sc pOblic6
'timsmepte, no ha-
biendola sstisfecho el
iLteresado por hAber
mare hado 4 la Penin.
rnIa..................... 500
Existencis en Gaia IA
ra ptimsro DE- Di.
ciembre de 1886, Ia
~ psgar los trescirn.
tos pesos que &c de-
ben 4 r. j. R....... 25.l6
Puerto II eo. so De Noviembte de
1886 ~ Bs. III Presidsnts. Ba'd0
msro IT, Espartero Ii t'slero De.
p ,.i,Arlo, MaHEs! {. Rowan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-12
vENTAJAs MANIFIESTAs

yENTAJAS MANIFTESTAS,
Periodic ounquensl el du de una PShss Dc Dir6sn
vida efvo cede poSs los dsidendc per
la pnmya de que los ddendos
de la P6ia
acusrdoo con las yes del Edao de Nuevaf York
niersad q msmo cuno
mED1Cos 1xAMINADOREs:
En- M doctor Tomas Vasquez En- Are
RendonE Hunsc FontEn
sArdo
lnformes daran los sieuienes Agentes solcitadores
Gerr Alfredo
tart Mo-
Null ENH0FF & KORBER,
,n AGENTEs GENERATES.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
One o! Tom 0chii.ree's Lies.

Ochlltrce is but the shadow of his
former self, mentally speaking. He
weighs more than ever. but he feels
bad. and will always have remorse-
FIJI sensation under he left lapel OF his
getaway coat. Now, Tom may at
times wrestle with the tru IA, with the
chances against him, but when you
see n single tear rs big as twenty
carat paste diamond steal gently over
his crim>on-tonud check. yOu natur-
ally think lac would not prcNaricate.
lie says his present gloomy feelings
are caused b. his forgef ing promise
made TO the Empress Elgcnie some
years ago.
while on the continent, says Tom,
Napoleon Ill sent for me on my
arrival in Paris. frequently dined
with he royal family and ielt perfectly
at home. On one occasion | was left
alone with the Empress. and - she
gently placed her beautifully tapere1
fingers on my arm and Eazed with
| fearful eyes into my face, she said:
'1om-yOu know SHE WAS aiWas famil-
iur with me-'rom.' said She, there iS
trouble brewing bet ween Germany and
France. know bismarck has great
confidence ia YOU and places great
faith in your Judgment and listens
attentiyely to what You say. Now,
Tom. do talk 10 him when you 90 to
Germany. and eNpostulntc with him
on his utter inliacy of going 10 war,
and then when YOU return To America.
drop few lines to Louis'--she always
called Napoleon by that name when
speaking 10 me drop "A line to Louis
and tell him to refrain from giving
vent TO his anger and endelvor to put
up with Emperor Williams Dutch
nonsense" Of course promised her
to do all IN my power 10 avert this
much feared calamity, bat when /! got
TO Germany in the tenIpestuous eyu-
berance OF my spirits | forgo: to speak
to Bismarck, and came back home
without fulni,ing my promise. The
consequence was the long and bitter
Franco-prussian war. The Emperor
Is dead; his widow an exile; his son
reclines in the narrow tomb. Thous-
ands of brave men gave mp their lives
and q large portion OF France WIS
goblcd up hv Emperor Bill. all caused
by my forgetting. Do you wonder at
my sadness? Let's take a drink"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

Try ain bath for rheumatism.
TRY clam broth for a weak stomach.
TrycrauberrypouitirC farerysipelas.
Try eating irc,h ralisae4 and yellow
tdruips for gravel.
Tly swallowing saliva when troubled
with sour stomach.
Try eating onions and horseradish
to -,lietc drop-ieai -welilnss.
Try the "roup-tippct when u child Il
ii.eiv to le troubled in that WY.
Try hot Nannl Over ihe scat oi
uerslsir p1in and renew frequently.
Try hu'tcrmilk for the removal oi
tan and walnut stain and irockies.
Iry 90 cloth Wrnng rom cold water
put about Che neck ipr sore throat.
FRY tahiue ,ud liver oh in tomanto
cnt+np ii you want 90 make 1t p1'ata-
Bite.
'rl2 wllNia- with your hand b,hiud
you j you ars becoming aent forward.
Thy -aliiu2 p,Wi iefe.d bo1ruX up
the noslri~ for catarrhal cold in tile
hrtd.
Ty breathing itWe, 81 turprnt!ne
or car5oi.c acia ro relieve wAoopins
cough.
Try tthiu.a nap in tine afternoon ii
you are going TO be oat lie IA the
evening
Tv ais ani..r.4.t over the
iure ~in ob.i-ei 90 80 oet against
the cold piercing Wud.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
The Pan ma c1nal WORKS.

The Panama canal iHlpresscs the
visitor as bcir- ore of .he most .jIan-
tie engineering enterprises OF modern
times. Among the many difficulties
to be overcome are chose Of taking
the canal through the Jhagrcs river
some twenty times. through a hill
several hundred feet hisE by means OF
deep cutting. aud through numerous
swamps and beds oi rock. When
completed II win Le over nf.y miles ia
length. twenty oi which are now so
far finished ~, to admit water, three
mile having a depth OF tweai y-iivc
feet. and the remaining sevenleen q
depth of eiI Iht feet.
Among the sketches the port OF
Colon or A~pinwall, at once attracts
attention. wish i.s extensive wharves
aud sheds running on, into the sea.
Alongside these, huge ships oi al ma
ton, are 80 secured a. to be ready
"to slip n; ahor' notice, in ease OF "A
gale coming ou--a very necessary pre-
caution, az NOS long ago seventeen
/ large Vessels were driven from their
moorines aud totally wrecked by the
violence al tropical storm. The sea
there j. never -tiil. and 10 guard
against iss violence the entrance to
the canal haS been protected 10y "a
large brea Sw;tter run out INTO the sen.
formed o. concrete blocks, at the end
of which j. large statute o. Chris
+ topher Columbus. presented by the
Empires Eugenie. At Mind and
other places are 10 be seen The hunga-
lows OF the engineers and worbmen
employed on the canal. These look
beautifully clean and cool. and com
pare most favorab,y with the shanties
OF the NEGROES and Cinnamon, who
swarm about .hese paris.
The Cite dc .a-~epS-Hamed after
+ that illustrious Frenchman-is only
1 a collection of huts, built of bamboos
and any old refu-e, and supported
mostly on piles, often oreriianging the
muddy river, over swamps-in iact,
anywhere. Two canals cut through
the ChaTos river there, and two large
steam dredgcr- may be seen at work
on the river diss'hargilg the dred-cd
up rp;u~e lar over on the rivers bank.
through long chute. Not only are
I there dredgc, on the rivers. but on the
land also, aS at las Ca~cadas, where
a large locomotive drclger scoops u,
the earth and empties it into trucks
the other side. hy which it l. taken
away to form embanEments. as AT
lBas Obi pp.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
GONE OVER The RANGE.
Charles coulter, a Colorado Desprrsdo.
Dies with His Boots On.

Charlie Coulter, who went over the
range last Sunday, pierced by fourteen
bullets irel by the citizens OF Coro-
nadO. was well known throughout the
west as one of the original cowboys
and de-pera te character when under
the influence OF liquor. Coulter was
cowboy from infancy, says the Denver
News. lie drove the first hi. herd OF
cattle up the Sante lie trail in 1857,
when cowboys We're known as cow
punchers. and did not include theo-
logical stu lents and diplomates.
Coulter. who was Il fine specimen OF
manhood, was. ike al! great ci q ac-
ters in American history. a vi. soucian.
lie was 8 feet | inch iii height and
weighed 200 pounds. lie j. ;he 'ouIth
o his family to die with his ra vh;des
on. althorgh hal he been an ordinary
man he would have cashel in good
many years ago. His father and two
brothers died on their feet, and the
last male of the race is singularly
victim OF consumption and likely to
die at any moment. Csultcr began his
career ut ID in the saddle, chasing
steers, and this was his occupation
during his life, except for about two
years. when he east mis- fortunes with
the James-lounger crowd. He did
not like the business of holding up
stage coaches and railway trains,
however, and returned to the cattle
business. When sobcriie was u pleas
ant, inOifeusive fellow, but when drunk
was desperate to the extreme, and
would commit the rashest OF deeds,
which would cost other men their
| lives. lie knew every foot Of the
country from the Missouri % the Mon
tana ranges, and had many remark
able adventures.
on one occasion he became involved
in a row in n Dodge City saloon and
fought thirteen men and got away
without injury. During this fight two
men we've either killed or seriously
wounded. During this fight Coulter
introduced what Is known as the back
action move-kuocising one man down
and shooting another at the same
time. This is done by striking man
in lrout with the stock OF gun and
shooting ont in the rear. After this
row he friends OF some of the men
who were injured started out to kill
| Coulter. but failed 10 come up with
/ him. For IA year or two he WAS very
quiet, and then sprang up ut Wallace
by rounding up" the town and hold
| ing it ior two days with -four com
1 panions.
During this raid Coulter walked into
a small eating saloon freluented by
railway men as young consumptiNc
was eating II graveyard stew. ~
milk toast is called Ia thit section.
| The young fellow was reclining against
the wall and had raised "A spoon to his
4. a "A.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

Adam Badeau, who has been writ
ing "reminiscences OF Gen. Grant, has
been invited by the Chicago Times 10
take a tumble to himself and the
Chicago Mail, Frank Untton's paper.
makes the following comments:
Adam Badeau is fast becoming n
public nuisance. About the seyerest
thing that can he said OF Gen. Graz {
is that such a man could have ever
gained his confidence. Badeau is Il
bundle OF bombast. lie i a NANCY
cr..n ,,ea WHO does not hesitate to
make merchandise ont OF the CON
ilence rrpo-el in him by his sill
parior officer. Not content with
playing he part of a bctrayer OF con
lileucc, he takes advantage OF his
known former conneciio with Gen.
Grant to impose upon the public wild
romanre>, in which Badoau is the
principal actor, which well Uniformed
people know are web oi sensational
statements woven about n mere grain
Ol possible truth. Sooner thun drop
into that ob-curity which hc would
80 iittingly alorn. liade1u makes his
headquarters in the cemetery, derora
ting him self with the flower. stolen
from the grave al his dead chief n
n historic Eldeau is entitled To no
more rank than the more faithful
coarhmau, Who probably had quite
as much OF Grants couIlrnce rs Ba-
dcnu ever had. hut who possesses too
much honor and m tnhood to trade
them OF for daily bre1d. There are
other ways ior Baleau to make liv-
inE. rhr dime museum j. open 10 him.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
WASHINGTON LETTER.
IFror oar Regular CoIfe-pondrni.l
NasflfN-.reN. April :. lSS.

" A-HiAsifNi hiIil . iN''.
Ii looks Very much H. il the name
OF Mr. Whitney viii live in history as
the Naval Secretary" lie has Just
taken another step towards the i'm
provement and building UP of the
navy. This WAS the sending forth OF
Announcement. inviting. sealed propo-
sails from the ship builders OF the
United States for the building OF five
new iron vessels All Americans, with
yards equipped can compete, speed is
nn important consideration. and ey-
ira premium, for extra quarter knots
is guaranteed contrac. ors.
Three OF the vessel, nre to be cruis-
ers and must be completed within two
years. The others are o be e'ln boat
and must be completcd within a year
and half. Il Is also required that
one OF the vessels shall be built on OF
near the coast of the Pacific ocean.
one o. them on or near the coast oi
the Gull of Mexico, are two OF them
on or near The coast of the Atlantic
ocean.
There ha been good deal al com
mont here in regard to the Withdrawal
from the national drill, which takes
place next month. OF two prominent
Alabama companies, the True Blues
and the 'Greys. because mccolore
militia will participate IN the contest.
II is argued by the managers OF the
coming event that since j; i, 80 he "a
national encampment aud drill. they
have no right, civil. military ormoral,
to exclude regularly organized soldiery
on account OF their color. The drill
has the recognition Of thegovernment,
in this sense i anatIonli affair, and il
simply intended 80 illustrate the pro-
licirncy oi volunteer spldiery in the
manual OF arms and military manmu-
Vres.
The social .pac;s OF the occasion
are quite another thing. Soldiers
who camp on ;he same field are not
obi ge1 go pm up at the same hotel,
or to eat nt the same table. ~ citl-
zens they are ,till privileged to Sc
lect their own associates. Colored
troops took part in President Clere-
lands inuus'Ira ION, they were as-
signed Il place in the ceremonies at
tenIinr thc laying Of the corner stone
ol the ciry Hail mt Virginia, capital.
The mana ;ing committee of the na-
t;oual i'll. which j.. composed almost
excluai.cly OF democr;r.s ana ;1uth1'm
men. dit NOT hesitate Ia admit the
two colo.a} cnmpauic- which applied
for entry. and, indeed. il is not qui G
s.oar shy the militia system OF the
country is in any more danger from
the colored element. which i lawfully
recognized IN is organization, than
j. the regular army, which enli-'~ col
orcd men in It's -eryi'c ana convert
them in,o soldiers.
The first dly thl. the Interstate
commerce Commission was empow-
cred - act iuIi.illly it selected per-
manrnt o.lil.,-- lt1art.-s rhrucy day
il announced i.s first official act-;he
suspension OF the "lcrg and short
haul" clause. a. affecting the entire
Southern Railway and Steamship a.
I -,.iati.a IL i -tfsl.nGpt for 4 IA.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-16
XXlEsAx.-
Kaiisr of guIzrdians Sale

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NJ rxvenitintt ifuTpurslHuce' an grffsr- af
Itfifp hlufarfu1s ,nurtfdf tileleuuuer uf Ins An.
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llftsyuuf lianrnrry IhsSz In the mHt1ar Of tina
leesssaee and inlurrdfanshipfuf lAntunin GardH--
liiiun Afatsui fffrnnliifn and. Juans 6iErlniinu.
rniiunrs. tine irntisrsiEned. ttB Htutrtfianluf
L tifeeescite al sstif nIinnrs vii. ur affnr
hInntilfy tine szfhtfiayt OF Fai1ri1arv If7 soil
ITivleess4ie. ann si1nisnft 10 contamination
iyyzsaii 1currt all lltifRriufititle and intHrest
loo sEatd In1tzfnrs IN ann to the fDllDwfrfg dH-
zxGrfissirr>il gesntte lhalnnEing tn sHid minum
AND sitfateL in said nitv ami ruIrnty Of 1aH
lAIfztafes Iprrtinuhrriy tiesgrihad as fniigwH
lttDyTtt:
.Sn lmiiiTiilsf sanesiiaIr il1tarest irnanditp
ltfifei fnllaw iuglinxuriissI real esuita. 0m,-
Enfauaiug az alpnirtiin tine sartilarfv EneH af
>fsevanths STREET, wfiinh point Is wiiarE tlle
common iB1Iniary lime snf tile landi OF j
e ID Der am. the hand harain titssgriled In,
ttarsEnts ssaid ssaIttifaffy line 5af Sevautin
ssrreet running tifeunesilung saifi suIsilarfy
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sselfttafiy lineCuf tseyantins the spiaeEsm
lheussInlIlg.
B3iiisur1o offars Imnst he in writing ami mHy
tise taft1t fffeuffineuf GrsIvesS d @ MssiveuE,
rrdnm2i Bsiikar f3lank. In tile saitv of Les 1n.
gzabss. 4,aiifurnisl, lor tialivarad IN said gun
ldsnfpsrsurEll y may he fiied IN tine attfne
Ia the faHAuf said tEnurt at sfuy tlzna aifHr
itiieffirstpsfhlir tim euf tfiis uotine and te-
ifune nsiaing gsslids siln
Terms and guufiitiausu uf Hale--C ASH uni-
tied Hfsires goldteniu 10 psr geiIt.. I'M anuap-
srIIIeedfinislia and nliaure aniannfirmHS1nnia ani
''''~ DnMENIrD B4EErrD..
ICalraIibannofi tire ERarsu1s and Esiatns at saiH
Tnii,iots. f1Ht1f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-16

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creating %: lNaffrsw AInifariand., DefHnlt.-
mi.
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I1ss 4Sllz.a les, ami to aIIHwur tiin oIflltHzim
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odf ttnis Bun1ntons, III serveu wftnfn TINS
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thirty ffzzs uri juligment by defillit viii nH
aixen against youl ageurtiIig tDltlis pr=tEar IN
sssliil1ennIpfaluL
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EHtSS. iE-l E-lDCNNEMD0fi, GlnnfE-
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